Covering more ground each day for experienced walkers
Four days covering the Rob Roy Way at fastpacker pace — roughly 32 km per day with a light pack and minimal stops. This schedule suits experienced long-distance walkers who are comfortable with sustained effort and want fewer nights on the trail while still sleeping in proper accommodation each evening.
4
Days
128 km
79.6 mi
3,122m
Total ascent
34h
Walking time
Want to customise this plan?
Use the free planner to adjust the pace, start date and daily hours, see an interactive map, and download GPX files for every stage.
A big opening day from Drymen through Aberfoyle and the Trossachs forests. Pass Loch Venachar and the Falls of Leny before arriving in the bustling town of Callander on the River Teith.
Through Strathyre and up the spectacular Glen Ogle railway path. The old viaduct is a highlight before the long descent to the Falls of Dochart at Killin where the River Dochart tumbles over ancient rocks.
The hilliest day. Follow the south shore of Loch Tay through remote oak woodland, passing the Ardeonaig Hotel and continuing to the tiny hamlet of Acharn with its famous hermit's cave waterfall.
The final push through Aberfeldy and Strathtay. Cross Wade's Bridge, follow the River Tay, and climb the final ridge before descending into Pitlochry to complete the Rob Roy Way.